Sentence examples for eroding out of from inspiring English sources
The bone was found eroding out of a Siberian riverbank, but no one knows precisely where.
Some field observations also disprove claims made by previous workers, of artifacts eroding out of late Pliocene exposures of the Upper Siwalik Tatrot Formation around Toka.
In February 2009, at a place in the central Afar region known as Burtele, a member of Dr. Haile-Selassie's team, Stephanie Melillo, spotted the first bone fragment eroding out of sandstone.
Paleontologists also agreed that the skull of an extinct giraffe, possibly Samotherium, often found eroding out of rock outcrops in the region, may have been the artist's model and perhaps even the inspiration for the original myth.
In 1908 George McJunkin, ranch foreman and former slave, reported that the bones of an extinct form of giant bison (Bison antiquus) were eroding out of a wash near Folsom, New Mexico; an ancient spear point was later found embedded in the animal's skeleton.
While exploring the foggy coast of Yenisei Bay, about 2000 kilometers south of the North Pole, he came upon the leg bones of a woolly mammoth eroding out of frozen sediments.
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The recorded lithic artefacts, which eroded out of the sediments, can be attributed to the Middle Stone Age (MSA).
The strangely shaped rocks are eroded out of entrada sandstone, a reddish rock that dates to the time of the dinosaurs and underlies much of south-east Utah.
While there are megafauna fossils found across the Willandra landscape, many of these have eroded out of their original burial contexts.
Bangladesh and the other heavily affected southeast Asian countries have one factor in common: Much of their landmasses rest on vast piles of sediments eroded out of the Himalayas and dumped into river deltas.
